police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed a 9- year-old boy on the south side. we are *live with the latest. we're learning more about a failed rescue attempt to save journalist james foley and other hostages. and it was a calmer night in ferguson, missouri, as attorney general holder met with community leaders. good morning. i'm dan ponce. and i'm nancy loo in for erin. thanks for joining us on the wgn morning news at *4 a-m. tim mcgill is in for demetrius, with a check of our weather. good morning, tim. and >> a stormy start for some of us. we have some showers and storms. 71 degrees at o'hare. speaking of joliet, we have a few thunderstorms approaching. scattered line from rockford

back to north-central indiana. moving off to the east. will focus on the heavy downpours. lightning and thunder just to the south and east. back over to frankfurt and north-central indiana. watch for some heavy downpours. there will be a lull in the middle part of the day but sunshine today comes 88 degrees. some dry hours in between. scattered storms tomorrow. a little cooler with some scattered thunderstorms will have more in a little bit. >> we have breaking news this morning is a serious crash on the tristate has all lands shut down at 147. this happened late last night just before 11:00 p.m.. the semi truck went into the presidenmedian. to summarize

involved, three other vehicles and least one person ejected. that person is in serious condition at the hospital. another person with minor injuries. because of the extent of the injuries, everything is still shut down for the reconstruction. south bound on the trustee at 147, all lands are blocked. we will keep you posted and bring you all the latest updates coming up. >>chicago police are looking for the person who shot and killed a 9-year-old boy on the south side. patrick elwood is live outside the police station at 51st and wentworth with the latest. >> good morning. a terrible story. the nine year-old was brought to the hospital late yesterday afternoon. in critical condition. died at the hospital the short time later. this morning police are still looking

for the gunmen. the nine year- old was shot twice in the chest in the 1200 block of east 71. relatives say he was not too far from that location. he may have been walking down the sidewalk or waiting for the bus when someone opened fire. soon after he was found lying on the grass in the backyard. discovered by a woman returning home from work as you can imagine she was shocked when she saw and she immediately called 911. >> whoever did it should try themselves in. >> here's just a child. just a baby. just a child. when is it going to stop? >> police are still looking for the gunman. back to you. >>the pentagon is revealing who

was recently murdered by islamist militants in iraq. the group "i-sis" released video in which james foley was brutally beheaded. american special forces staged a raid earlier this summer in *syria, where they believed foley and other hostages were shaw being held. but when the troops arrived, the hostages had already been moved. president obama called foley's murder "appalling." >> no ideology, not of any value to human beings. the end elegy is bankrupt. >> we know craftwork we know he's in heaven. >> i think what we are telegraphing is you are not going to persuade us to withdraw. >>the newest airstrikes came

yesterday. american authorities won't say how many hostages are *still being held by "i-sis"... or who they are. and the wall street journal is reporting that the captors originally demanded a ransom of 100-$132 million from the family and the news website he worked for. >> protests in ferguson, missouri, were more tame last night thanks to smaller crowds and some rain. the streets were mostly empty as thunderstorms came through. police still made six arrests, mostly for failing to disperse. no guns were seized, and no tear gas was used. this comes after a day where attorney general eric holder arrived in ferguson. stacy cohen has more on that... >> the attorney general arrived on wednesday. he attended meetings at a community college in visited the tenors and a restaurant. >> we want to help the best we can. >> also having a private meeting

with the family. the grand jury began hearing evidence today but it will be a long process. the prosecutor says he's not going to rush the time line. >> aspiration is mid october. >> in march on the office on wednesday demanding justice for michael brown and long term positive change for st. louis. a more peaceful night tuesday but it wasn't completely quiet. a police officer has been released of duty for appointing a semi- automatic assault rifle at a peaceful protester. in st. louis county sgt force the officer to lower his button and discovered him away. the officer has been suspended indefinitely. >>two men face serious charges, after an attempted burglary led to a 20-hour hostage drama in harvey. the men held as many as eight people captive... most of them children... as police negotiators tried to coax them

out. during the ordeal, they shot and wounded two police officers. they traded one hostage for some cigarettes. they demanded a getaway car. they threatened to *kill their captives. finally, down to their last four hostages, their luck ran out. >> getting a lot of discussion i was very circular. at that point in time there was no indication made that they were going to release any more kids. >>more than 20 "swat" officers stormed the house and arrested the men. police say the young hostages were terrified, but not physically hurt. both men have extensive criminal records... and both were violating their parole. the body of a chicago woman, murdered in bali, is back in america. the remains of sheila von wiese-mack arrived yesterday at dulles airport in virginia. a medical examiner will perform an autopsy at dover air force base. initial reports said she was choked to death... her neck was

broken, and her body dismembered and stuffed into a suitcase. mack's daughter heather and her boyfriend tommy schaefer are being held, on suicide watch. police say heather mack and her mother had a stormy and sometimes violent relationship. a chicago memorial for sheila von wiese-mack is planned for next month. police now say a teenager was trying to steal construction materials when he was crushed to death by a concrete slab at a building company in alsip. the 16-year-old boy was killed early yesterday when he got pinned between two walls at "the lombard company". police say he and two other teens had just removed the steel rods that were holding the concrete walls up. the boy died on the scene. the two 15-year-olds who were with him were charged with criminal trespass, and released to their parents. a babysitter narrowly escaped death at a north side park yesterday. a large tree limb fell on her while she was watching three children at touhy park. the 24-year old woman suffered a broken leg, and a number of

scrapes, cuts and bruises. police officers pulled her out from under the limb. she was taken to the hospital in serious condition, but with non life-threatening injuries. the children were not hurt. northfield police are trying to determine what caused an elderly woman to drive her car into a mariano's store... sending four people to the hospital. it happened yesterday afternoon. the woman was taken to the hospital with her elderly female passenger. a 19-year-old woman and 54- year-old woman were also hospitalized. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. a woman was taking video of a bad storm, when the weather got a little too close. stephanie ray was out with her daughter watching the sky light up over their home in idaho. one of the lightning bolts came down a few feet away from the rays. >> everything lit up and it sounded like a gun went off. >> not sure what had happened. a few seconds later i cursed and said a thing could get hit by lightning. >>ray says they'll be heading

indoors next time storms roll through. the would them a good idea and the first place. >> the have and let go of each other since then and sure. still holding on. heavy downpours today assure you the radar. temperatures are starting off in the '70s. it's 73 at the lutheran school. a bit cooler in waukegan. mid to upper 60s but any way you slice it it is muggy. scattered showers and storms just north of the warm current trend pushed through. storms go back will zoom in on this heavy downpours and especially in the naperville area. with a lightning and thunder. watch out for those heavy downpours. we collected lull later this afternoon partly sunny skies that will push our high temperature today to near 90. today we have a few

scattered storms. sunday and monday we hit the low 90s for the high. it will feel more like 100. >> coming up, the supreme court makes a decision on gay marriage in virginia a day before couples were set to marry. >> and back in the news after a boy's father is arrested in texas. >>and -- a great-grandma in utah publishes her first book... a love story -- that's anything but innocent.

a judge has ruled that a 13- year-old girl is competent to stand trial on allegations that she deliberately started a wildfire that destroyed dozens of homes north of san diego in may. last month, the judge ordered the san marcos girl to be psychologically evaluated to see if she was fit to stand trial. prosecutors allege she intentionally started the fire which destroyed 36 homes and one business. she pleaded not guilty on four counts. last year a teenager in texas claimed affluenza for a deadly d-u-i crash. that meant he didn't understand the consequences of his actions because he came from a privileged family. now that teen's father has been arrested. prosecutors say fred couch told police officers at the scene of a disturbance last month that he was a reserve officer.

they say he even showed them a badge. but it turned out to be fake. couch is charged with impersonating an officer. last year his 17 year old son ethan received ten years *probation for killing four people while driving drunk the u-s supreme court is delaying the start of same-sex marriages in virginia. the court granted a request from a county clerk in northern virginia yesterday, to block same-sex marriages across the state while the issue is being appealed to the supreme court. the court did not provide an explanation for its order, but it make a similar decision in utah last month. without court intervention, same-sex couples would have been allowed to get married in virginia ... starting today. a woman waited a long time to writer her first book.. but she then she realized her story was too hot to hold back any longer. georgie gorringe is an 86 year old great- great grandmother in utah. she just wrote a romance novel called, "no good bye." she says it took her five years to finish. but forget the sappy stuff

because this book gets a little steamy. coming up ... a former president >> it's about a bored housewife and she listens to the radio and the voice on the radio, it was a magic voice. and it turned her on. >> is this like madame boveri? she sets her story is complete fiction. she doesn't listen to talk radio i guess. the book is only being sold on line. she does have a hard copy there. it's called no goodbyes. maybe it should be 50 shades of a really great. >> only one hard copy. >> true or false fiction may be. we are in the upper 60s and low

'70's right now. 71 degrees along the lakefront. a bit muddy then we have some storms struck in all the way out back down to aurora and naperville and down to crown point. i have heavy downpours near naperville across portions of the county. we will see heavy downpours this morning. lightning and thunder. i think things will improve this afternoon. a warm front will move to the north. we could see some severe weather and later on. slight risk of the severe weather. the biggest threat of heavy downpours and maybe gusty wind comes late to make an overnight. mostly cloudy today off and on stores. late date for this evening with a high of 88 was sunshine. warm up to the '80s partly sunny skies. we have 73 degrees later. tomorrow, 4 percent chance of storms especially in the morning. high near 90 degrees.

the big story after that is what its next week. will have more on that in a few minutes. >> we have a few of the crashes this morning one of them in the tristate has all lands shut down heading south bound. the crash happened around 11:00 p.m. but the accident reconstruction continues. it was involving to semis, one person with serious injuries was ejected from their vehicle. everything is shut down there for reconstruction. sao ventra state is being forced off at cicero. if the texas wrote back down to the tristate. also watching a crash in chicago at columbus. >> coming up the former president takes the ice bucket challenge. >>and next in sports -- we'll explain how the giants and cubs can play a game that lasts almost three days.

not since 1986 has a purchase been upheld in the major league until yesterday. the cubs could care less about losing the wind. the game against the giants will resume today. the grounds crew

was not able to get the tarp on the field and quick enough and the cubs had a 2-0 lead but they ruled that the tarp was not placed properly which was technically a mechanical failures of the suspended game will resume at 4:00 today. the sox and cubs spent the afternoon. >> wanted to play it. we felt terrible as an organization. it was in no one's fault but the tarp was pulled crooked and the field was exposed. the couldn't play there. we want to continue the game if this any way we can continue that will be great. and not sure what will happen. this a reason we were here until 2:00 a.m.. no one loses a game in five innings. maybe we need to address that role in the off- season. >> derrick rose sitting out to

last night at madison square garden. he's been missing practice with a sore knee. he's getting some rest. team usa didn't need him. irving loses the break usa when state 105-62. the plea pr on friday. >> a few late baseball scores, cubs lost to the giants. the white sox lost to the orioles. >>the fitness web site "life by daily burn" is out with a list of ways people sabotage their daily workouts. see if any of them apply to you. you have to warm up and stretch first, to avoid injury. you have to eat enough for recovery after your workout. if you're dieting, eat healthy. don't train for more than 55 minutes at a time... then, give yourself a day to recover. pick a workout regimen that's designed for *you ... don't just copy someone else's exercises. and finally, get plenty of sleep.

>> if you are dieting eat healthy. that's a good tip. former president george w. bush had a cold one yesterday. >> i don't think it's presidential to be splashed with ice water signed simply going to write you a check. >> that check is for me. i don't want to ruin my hairstyle. >> well played. and so, an ex- president survivesthe campaign has already raised more than 31 million dollars for a-l-s research. now that bush has taken the challenge, he's prodding his predecessor, bill clinton, to do the same. >> k l s reported $8.5 million in one day. an all-time high. >> let's see if bill clinton steps up.

>> i didn't see any ice in the last one. >> it may have melted. >> started off this morning on the muddy side. it's mostly cloudy. some scattered storms this morning and then toward the evening we fought some dry hours in between. 78 by 10:00. we hit the upper 80s this afternoon. sunday and early next week we have more. but the to the morning commute. >> they crashed this morning at the tristate heading south bound all traffic diverted off at cicero because of a crash at 147 involving a least one major injury. they're doing excellent reconstruction and hoping to have all lanes open by 5:00 a.m.. >> still more to come including another sign that cta president karen lewis may indeed challenged the mayor. and a colemanite in the ferguson as attorney general are colder meet with community leaders. >> and a couple who updated a

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year-old boy in the south side. >> learning more about a failed rescue to save james foley and other hostages. >> jackie robinson west gets ready for tonight's game against pennsylvania. we are there. trendy everyone to wear yellow today in support. >> i had won the yellow tie and look so awful it wouldn't work. but i support them anyway. good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm nancy loo in for erin. let's go to tim mcgill in for demetrius, for a check of the weather. >> i didn't get that memo. i have a little bit of yellow. starting off mild and monday. temperatures in the '60s 66 in waukegan. a little warmer in willamette. we do have some storms back towards naperville

and crown point ahead of a warm front trying to moved off. we have some scattered storms and maybe some heavy downpours. low is expected in the middle part of the day before storms redevelop. highs today in the upper 80s. best chance for storms this morning between 7:00 p.m. tonight and overnight as well. nineties mar was some scattered storms. 91 sunday and monday. slight chance of storm sunday and monday. it will feel like 100 degrees or more. would then cooled down into the 80s mid-week. >> any update from the tollways this morning on a serious crash on the tristate heading south bound. hall all lanes being diverted off at cicero because of a crash at 147. it happened around 11:00 p.m., a crash involving two semis, three vehicles one-person ejected it was serious injuries. the

reconstruction team is there. boyar hearing from the tollways there now hoping to have everything opened in the next 15 minutes. we will keep you posted on that. you can still expect that detour south bound on the tristate been detour off at cicero. you could pop icon cicero and u.s. 6. we have delays heading eastbound onto 90 approaching the circle because of some major road work with the circle interchange. the rams to the kennedy and the dan ryan are blocked off until 5:00 a.m.. you'll have to use franklin orwell's to flip around through the stretch. >>chicago police are looking for the person who shot and killed a 9-year-old boy on the south side. patrick elwood is live outside the police station at 51st and wentworth with the latest. >> good morning. the nine year- old was shot yesterday, brought

to children's hospital in critical condition and he died a short time later. this morning, police are looking for the gunman. the nine year-old was shot twice in the chest in the 1200 block of east 71st. relatives say he doesn't live too far from that location he could have been walking down the sidewalk or even waiting for the bus when someone opened fire. detectives don't know if he was the intended target. most likely not. soon after the shooting he was found lying in the grass of his backyard he was discovered by a woman returning home from work. she shocked at what she saw and immediately called 911. >> turn yourself in. this was an innocent child. >> just a child. just a baby. a whole life ahead of him. why would you do that? this needs to stop. when will it stop? >> police are still looking for

the suspect involved in that this shooting. from 51st and well worth. back to you. >>protests in ferguson, missouri, were more tame last night thanks to smaller crowds and some rain. the streets were mostly empty as thunderstorms came through. police still made six arrests, mostly for failing to disperse. no guns were seized, and no tear gas was used. this comes after a day where attorney general eric holder arrived in ferguson and met with michael brown's parents. a saint ann's police officer has been relieved of duty for pointing a semi-automatic the trip and making today and by the way in which this investigation is going, hopefully we will have a calming influence on the area. >> in st. ann's police officer has been relieved of duty for pointing a semi-automatic assault rifle at a peaceful protestor. the officer is heard threatening to kill a protester, before a police sergeant pulls him away. the officer has been suspended indefinitely.

the pentagon reveals, american special forces tried this summer to rescue james foley, the american journalist who was recently murdered by islamist terrorists. andrew spencer takes a look at how the rescue mission failed. >> the parents of james foley hoped-for almost two years he would someday be released. >> you know from the videos, his last words. >> he was strong and courageous and loving to the end. >> he was a hero. >> the world is shaped by people like this, the overwhelming majority of those who are appalled by those who were killed. >> delta force and navy tilt seal team 6 try to rescue him and other hostages held captive by militants. when they arrived, the hostages were not there. his parents say they received an e- mail last week telling them

their son would die. they couldn't do anything to stop it but they hope others can be saved. >> will we have been doing wasn't enough. we don't know if it'll save any of the others. >> an organization called the committee to protect journalists estimate 20 journalists are still missing in syria, many held captive after being kidnapped. lives very much at risk. >>three hamas military leaders were killed by an israeli airstrike. that bombing destroyed a four story building in southern gaza. it killed three hamas leaders, but it also left people buried under the rubble. that building was one of 20 targets that were hit by the israeli military yesterday. airstrikes resumed after rockets were fired from gaza after the last cease fire expired without a peace deal. taking a look at the *other top stories this morning. charges are pending against two men who took a woman and six children hostage in harvey.

police swat teams brought a 20- hour hostage standoff to a successful end in harvey. two burglars who took a woman and six children hostage are now in jail. police made their move yesterday morning when negotiations with the captors broke down. the hostages were said to be terrified, but not physically hurt. the body of a chicago woman, murdered in bali, is back in america. the remains of sheila von wiese- mack arrived yesterday at dulles airport in virginia. a medical examiner will perform an autopsy at dover air force base. mack's daughter heather and her boyfriend tommy schaefer are being held, on suicide watch. police say a teenager was trying to steal construction materials when he was crushed to death by the hostess twinkie plant in suburban schiller park is going to close in october... ending an 84-year run there. the closing will affect some 400-employees. it's one of four remaining hostess bakeries in the country. twinkies were invented in the chicago area in 1930. chicago teachers union president karen lewis inched another step closer to a formal bid to unseat mayor rahm emanuel in next year's election.

she created a campaign committee with the state board of elections wednesday morning. the move comes one day after american federation of teachers head randi weingarten pledged one-million bucks if lewis takes on emanuel. vice-president joe biden will be on a fund-raising mission when it comes to chicago on monday. he will be the headliner at a dinner reception for governor clinton campaign. also appearing at a lunch of and raising money for congresswoman. both events being held at private homes of campaign supporters. >>the jackie robinson west all- stars got a breather yesterday at the little league world series, ahead of tonight's game against pennsylvania. marcus is in williamsport, where caught-up with some locals who have developed a special bond with the south siders. >> ed and richard have lived in the area for 40 years. a few weeks every summer they're known

by another name. >> the cost uncle. >> little league world series of golf for three decades. it's like a team host. with the squad from the time their bus pulls up to the time it pulls away. >> get here in the morning to wake them up to make sure they have breakfast and that they are the right field at the right time. if the managers and coaches will manage and coach. we do everything else. >> every volunteer is randomly paired with one team for the whole state. this year they drew the great lakes champion, jackie robinson west. >> the great history part of urban development and it's great to see inner city kids getting out and playing baseball. good to see the have a place to do it. >> the go for around like 12 year-old kids. it's a different story when the gap between the lines. how would you go out and

stand in front of 40,000 people live and swing at a ball? they put their heart and soul into it. >> a big part is making sure the little things go right. among their 12 year-old boys. seeing have dirty they can get the room before we clean it up. no different than at home. the tissues up in your socks. >> at the heart of this program is a special bond between these volunteers and their assigned players. one that often lasts years into the future. >> all the names and numbers of all the kids, this is my team from this year. this is my team from new jersey they were the mid-atlantic represented two years ago. they come back and see if sometimes. the skies, a couple came back this year. it's renewing old friendships. >> over the next few days will find out how far jackie robinson

west can go in the tournament. it is clear their team locals are not ready to let this experience and. >> i haven't been to their facility yet. maybe in a month. i'm going to head out to the west. it's not too far off of 80. i can go right by the may have me on the field to see what it's like. >> another great report from markets. if you need a pick me up, all it takes is a lemon. citrus scent boost mood of four women. for the men it's the smell of bacon. a new survey shows a with of our favorite sons can instantly cheer us up. men like spells that relate to food like bacon followed by bread and coffee. women prefer smells like clean sheets and freshly cut flowers. >> i would rather take the smell of bacon.

>> are we just try to a dance every stereotype? >> now we're all craving bacon. >> i could go for some right now. starting off mild and monkey right now. wind is, at the moment. we will have a breeze out of the west. temperatures in the low '70's. it's 72 degrees in bartlett. 73 in midway. a stormy start. a warm front moving across the north. ahead of that we have scoured scattered showers and storms. all of this is moving off to the east and north east. could get caught on with a heavy downpour lightning and founder. it will lift to the north and east. more storms will develop tonight and because of that some of the storms could be strong leader on. slight risk of severe weather right through the area. 88 today. scatter storms on and

off. but some peaks of son during the middle part of the day. a warm and muggy day mostly scattered storms later on. scatter storms friday early in the day. otherwise present high of 90 degrees to moral purity to greece on saturday with a few scattered storms. less rain more on sunday and monday. >> still ahead, the latest on the ebola price crisis as a protest erupted. >> and the ice bucket challenge breaks records for als. police are looking for what many call the selfie burglars. >> and trending this morning, ochthe ebola outbreak led to a

violent protest in liberia. four people were injured while fighting with security forces who put up a road blockade, as part of a quarantine. residents say they were never warned about the blockade. supplies are dwindling and prices are rising for basic needs, including water. authorities have started delivering food to those residents. the ebola death toll has now hit over 13-hundred people in west africa. a patient is being tested for ebola at a hospital in california. health officials say he just

returned from west africa. but they won't have his test results from the c-d-c for another three days. a friend of boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev is expected to plead guilty to interfering with a police investigation. dias kadyrbayev is charged with going through tsarnaev's dorm room in dartmouth, massachusetts, and removing a backpack full of emptied-out fireworks, before police could search the room. kadyrbayev had planned to plead not guilty... but he's expected in court today, to change his plea. burglars broke into a woman's home in california and stole her cellphone. but they may have given themselves away, by using the phone to take a few "selfies." a few days after the cellphone was stolen from the house in santa clarita, the "selfie" photos were posted to the woman's "cloud" account. she says she doesn't *know the people in the pictures. they could be the thieves. or, if the stolen phone was resold, they could be the

buyers. u-p-s store is the latest major retailer to be hit by hackers. a mixed bag yesterday on the stocks. the nasdaq dropped by one and the s&p added four. >> the bicycle sharing program has hit a roadblock. the plan to add new stations is delayed until next spring. expansion was set for this year but delayed because of bankruptcy for one of the suppliers. when complete it will expand as far north and south as 7 1/5. health officials are proposing changes that would give the medicaid patients better access to contraception. they want to double the reimbursement rate to health- care providers for vasectomies and iud. unplanned pregnancy is

a major cost among the 1 million women of child-bearing age who receive medicaid. changes will take effect in the fall. >> a random act of kindness in florida turns into a massive show of humanity. it began at 7:00 a.m. at the starbucks drive through. a woman paid for her drink and for the person behind her. that person paid a favor for it and paid for the person behind them and they knew the amount because customers order at a speaker first and then pull up to pay. the chain continues until 6:00 p.m. and by then, 379 customers paid for someone else's dream. >> it makes you feel all warm and fuzzy inside ...here are a few stories that are trending online this morning ... actor jackie chan is

apologizing for his son jaycee's drug bust. jaycee chan was arrested a week ago at his apartment in beijing. police say they found a hundred grams of marijuana in the apartment. the police report says the younger chan and a fellow actor but tested positive for pot. it's an embarrassment for *jackie chan, because he is an anti-drug *ambassador in china. he says he's furious and shocked over his son's arrest. the "ice bucket challenge" is proving to be successful beyond anyone's wildest dreams. it started out as a little fundraiser for the a-l-s association, to pay for research into "lou gehrig's disease." but the association says the challenge raised more than 8 and a half million dollars... just on tuesday. so far, donations are already running above 31 million, since the challenge started july 29- th. some fishermen were about to reel in a shark.. but another fish said no. you see the four-foot shark on the line until a larger grouper comes up and takes it down in one bite. instead of chewing, groupers are able to suck in their prey in a single gulp. you can't fish for them because they're protected by the

federal government. >> that grouper age that. >> it's the circle of life. >> it's a fish eat the fish world. >> we have temperatures in the low 70's rain now. at the british school is 72. cooler in places like union. 57 and 58 at the airport. scattered storms this morning. the heaviest one out near rockford. be on alert. also southern portions of an to page near lake county. these are all moving north and east. storms early today. would catch a break in the middle part of the day. most clubs and son are off. 87 degrees by 5:00. best chance of storms is after this morning. some could be on the strong side. tomorrow, 90 degrees for the high. a bit more

son. 88 on saturday 91 on sunday slight chance of a storm. 91 on monday. factor in the humidity and feels closer to 100. let's take a look at the commit. >> update on the tri-state we're following a series crash south bound at 147 all planes diverted off at cicero. everything has been moved off to the side. the accident reconstruction is complete and all lanes are open. no longer a lingering issue on the tristate. also watching heavy delays on the eisenhower because of construction. three left lanes are blocked until 5:00 a.m.. the ramp to the kennedy and the dan ryan is blocked as well until 5:00 a.m.. frankland and wells are the alternate. >> coming up,and -- robin williams will be honored at the emmy awards by a fellow comedy legend. details, next.

the 20-14 emmy awards will include a tribute to robin williams. his longtime friend... billy crystal... will lead the tribute. and singer sara bareilles will

have a special performance honoring williams. she recently dedicated her song "hercules" to him... but it's not yet known if that's the song she will sing. the emmys will be held on monday night. williams was found dead in his home earlier this month after an apparent suicide. he was 63-years-old. emma stone is headed to broadway! just a few days ago the justin bieber posted part of a song on his account that he supposedly wrote for selena gomez. dmz reports they call each other boyfriend and girlfriend again. just in case you care. >> scattered storms this morning. a cluster of there in rockford pushing into the western counties. more storms to the south and east. we have reports in naperville and cook county. let's take a look of a commute. >> all lanes open on the trustee heading south bound everything

was diverted because of a serious crash. the accident reconstruction is now done. >> your morning headlines are next. >> details on a potential shortage of new talent.

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